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Gia Robbins
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9 February, 15:13
What is the laissez-faire policy
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Marlene Morales
9 February, 15:21
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A government is laissez faire when it has a minimal role in the regulation of the economy. For example, a laissez faire government would impose minimal to no regulations on labor or trade, and have minimal taxation.
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Bryson Mejia
9 February, 15:22
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A policy that let owners of industry set working conditions without government interference
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